strategic air & space museum
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We stopped by after landing in Omaha. Nice variety of planes with historical information and guides. Planes are for the most part set up in chronological order. Includes bombs and missiles used by the planes. My son enjoyed the simulator downstairs.
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I'm a former SAC warrior that flew KC-135s. Stopped at the museum on a cross-country road trip. The selection of airplanes is outstanding. From B-17, B-29, B-36, B-52, the bombers of SAC are well represented. The tanker, missile, and recee side are less well represented though the SR-71 is the best displayed Blackbird in the world. It's well worth a stop for a few hours. Most of the aircraft are indoors so don't let weather hold you back.
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If you are an air force or military buff you will love this place. There were tons of aircraft, rockets, and space vehicles to see. We took our kids for a day trip here. There were lots of interesting facts, lots of interesting military information about the various planes, bombs, and rockets used and are part of the Strategic Air Command. The one thing I would say, there were lots of interactive things that were not open, which was kind of disappointing. The kids woudl have had a lot more fun with more hands on stuff, and the hands on science area was the part they enjoyed most (and the adults of course enjoyed least). They do have a nice little snack bar, and we went around lunch so that worked out well. Definitely don't plan for more than 2 hours with the kiddos. Also we heard lots of good comments about the tour days they do, no tours were offered the day we were there, but we heard several people discuss this as the best days to come.
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It was great. Lots of history. Lots of airplanes. Well displayed and annotated. Interesting stories or local folks from Nebraska. Budget 2 to 3 hours.
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Besides the history of the planes of SAC there is always something for the kids to interact with. Enough cant be said about this museum.
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Plan to spend several hours, they have some really impressive big birds and lots and lots of historical and educational material. Museum is open seven days and admission of $12 is well worth it. Some of the exhibits will make you feel proud at the same time very sad and frustrated but hey, this is our life!
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This museum is amazing if you're into aircraft and related hardware (like I am). Their collection is outstanding and visitor-friendly. We stopped in during a cross-country motorcycle trip and it was well worth the stop. The lighting on the displayed aircraft was less-than-ideal, but did the job. Yes, we'd stop back in the future - and this time arrange for a tour with a staff rep to learn more about the displayed items.
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While motorcycle touring though Nebraska I had to stop here. Love going to military museum's. As soon as you walk in you are greeted by seeing a sweet Blackbird hanging from the ceiling. I had a wonderful time viewing everything and learning some awesome history. Best part was when I sat in the pilot seat of a B52 bomber now that was awesome. I rate this place a ten so worth the time to check this place out. I would love to return here and go back for another visit.
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Admission $12... not worth it. Robins AFB in Georgia and Pensacola NAS in Florida both have better museums which are FREE ($0). Out in the sticks between Omaha and Lincoln. The day we went gas was $1.99 and I still think I wasted money and time getting there. Save your money and go see a worthwhile museum while on vacation elsewhere. I don't know what these other reviewers are talking about but they must not have ever seen any other air and space museum. This one ought to be free and right next to Offutt AFB.
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Where else on this planet can you see an SR-71 Blackbird and the mighty B-36 bomber (Six turning and four burning!) in one place? This is one of the best kept secrets in the aviation world. If you love military aircraft, DO NOT miss this jewel in Americas Midwest! Some of the aircraft are not in the best conditions, but work is continuing on restoring them. All of the aircraft that won WWII, Korea, the Cold War, Viet Nam and others are here, B-17, B-25, B-29, B-47, B-52, B-57, B-58 and B-1B along with many fighters of the era. This museum is worth whatever it takes to get there!